RCS Today Template - December 9, 2004

Ravena Coeymans Selkirk Central School District

Volume 5 • Edition 18 • November 29, 2007

	SATs are beneficial for special education students too
	Students shop for mom, dad and even ‘fido’ at school
	New university study supports healthier menu direction at RCS
	Two grants awarded to STARS program
	Gas prices cause indigestion
	Check out the Times Union's coverage of RCS' student IDs
	Check out Channel 9's coverage of Thanksgiving activities at RCS
	*Check out the Times Union's* coverage of PBC students honored (scroll down in the article)**
	*Check out the Times Union's article on the high school cemetery*
	High School interim to stay
	Check out the Times Union's coverage of the National Honor Society environment efforts
	As reported on Channel 10, standing-room-only crowd greets female veteran of two Iraq tours

Student sign-out procedures for grades K-8 are now available online

8 Click here for the monthly cafeteria menus

8Click here for the Aquatics Center Schedule

8Click here for district teacher pages

November 29
	NYSSMA Conference All-State Festival in Rochester (through 12/2)

November 29-30
	AWB Holiday Shop

A sixth grade student purchases two books on Nov. 27 with the assistance of parent volunteer Debra Barkman (seated) and English Language Arts Teacher Christina Moloney (standing) during the Middle School Book Fair.

SATs are beneficial for special education students too

SATs and Pre-SATS aren’t just for general education students.

Students shop for mom, dad and even ‘fido’ at school

Santa Claus will pay a visit today.

New university study supports healthier menu direction

A new University of Minnesota study supports the findings of RCS – students will eat healthier foods when they are offered.

Two grants awarded to STARS program

A pair of intergenerational programs that serve RCS students and local retirees recently received two grants through the Community Foundation for the Capital Region.

Gas prices cause indigestion

The skyrocketing fuel prices may cause indigestion in the business and transportation offices of RCS.

Check out the Times Union's coverage of RCS' student IDs

Check out Channel 9's coverage of Thanksgiving activities at RCS

Check out the Times Union's coverage of PBC students honored (scroll down in the article)

Check out the Times Union's article on the high school cemetery

High school interim to stay

High School Interim Grades 9/10 Principal Frank Barone will remain in that position through the remainder of the school year.

Check out the Times Union's coverage of the National Honor Society environmental efforts

As reported on Channel 10, standing-room-only crowd greets female veteran of two Iraq tours

A female war veteran who served two tours of duty in Iraq drew a crowd of well over 100 students and faculty on Nov. 20 as she talked about her experiences.

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